The business formerly known as Vaio will get a clean slate and nothing to lose.
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The PC Has Been Decentralized — Mobile Is the New Center
But will something come along to decentralize mobile?
Ushering Out the PC Era: Shipments Will Drop 10% in 2013
But it’s not all doom and gloom. More than 300 million desktops and notebook computers are still shipped each year
Lenovo Works Around the Windows 8 Start Screen with Pokki Partnership
The world’s leading PC maker is pre-loading a Start menu onto Windows 8 computers.
Hey, Maybe the PC Isn’t Dying
But it’s about to get harder to categorize.
Why PCs Aren’t Dead…Yet
The desktop PCs and laptops we have known for much of our lives will still be a key part of our world for quite a while.
Lenovo Sent Over a Tabletop PC, and Now I Want Gigantic Screens Everywhere
I’ll have more to say about the IdeaCentre Horizon in a few weeks, after I’ve spent more time with it. But it’s already convinced me of one thing: I want gigantic screens like this all over the house.
The iPad-Sized Nail in the PC’s Coffin
There’s no question about it: the perils are deep and wide for companies whose primary business is making PCs.
Xi3’s Piston: A Steam Box Emerges, Sort Of
One of the great tech news stripteases in recent memory is the supposed development of a “Steam Box,” a home gaming system based on Valve’s beloved PC gaming service.
The Tablet Story Is Getting Stronger
2012 has been an interesting year for tablets. We’ve seen forecasts changed and adjusted to demonstrate increasing and rapid market demand. We’ve engaged in the debate both publicly and privately about whether tablets are PCs or …
PC in Your Pocket: $74 Android Stick Goes on Sale
If you need a dirt-cheap desktop PC and don’t mind Android, $74 will get you one that fits in your pocket.
The MK802 “Android 4.0 Mini PC” just popped up at online retailer AliExpress. It has a single-core 1.5 GHz processor, …
Windows 8’s Near-Final ‘Release Preview’ Coming Early June
Microsoft will let users try a near-final version of Windows 8 starting the first week of June.